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Of course Russians created Facebook events for pro-Trump social issues
Russian operatives paid to promote these events in News Feed.
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook is testing a new video feature for Android and it could be a game-changer
The idea is to be able to watch videos without using your mobile data.
Download this: Why Facebook's app looks so different
Why Facebook redesigned its app.
By Karissa Bell
What do the Duck of Justice and a red 'It' balloon have in common? Stephen King.
The Bangor Maine Police Department retells a funny story on Facebook about the Duck of Justice and the infamous 'It' red balloon.
Facebook is dropping $1 billion on video, and that's pretty great news
Media companies might finally see some serious cash from Facebook.
YouTube's Robert Kyncl on vlogging and big tech jumping into high-end video
YouTube's chief business officer joins Mashable's BizPlease podcast.
By Kerry Flynn
The video chat app that should scare the hell out of Facebook and Snapchat
How a video chat app is challenging Facebook and Snapchat.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook comments might soon get colored backgrounds, because we all deserve to suffer
As if those coloured statuses weren't bad enough.
Facebook sold targeted ads to a Russian 'troll farm,' and that's a big problem
Why we should be freaked out.
By Jack Morse
Facebook says it sold $100,000 in ads to Russian propaganda company
Facebook admitted to selling the ads
By Patrick Kulp
Mark Zuckerberg campaigns for 'Dreamers' with a livestream from his home
"To offer the American Dream to people and then to take it away and punish people for trusting their government and coming out of the shadows … is one of the most troubling things that I’ve seen in a long time in our country."
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook is testing a way for you to share your Instagram Stories directly to Facebook
Facebook really, really, really wants people to view Stories on its main app.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook seems to think it can advertise to more U.S. millennials than actually exist
Facebook's projected reach exceeds Census data.
By Patrick Kulp
Facebook AI researchers are teaching bots to have human-like expressions
Facebook wants its bots to better understand human faces.
By Karissa Bell
'This is about basic decency': Obama slams Trump's DACA decision in scathing Facebook post
The former president called the move "cruel."
Mark Zuckerberg on DACA repeal: 'This is a sad day for our country'
The CEO of Facebook wants new legislation for immigrants.
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook bid a boatload of cash for Indian live sports rights
But it offered up a lot.
By Kerry Flynn
What Joel Osteen learned about social media from Hurricane Harvey
We learned a lot about social media in the wake of Harvey. And by "we," we mean Joel Osteen.
By Pete Pachal
Tech leaders to Trump: Dreamers are 'vital to the future'
Mark Zuckerberg is among the vocal supporters of DREAMers.
By Kerry Flynn
Inside the black market where people pay thousands of dollars for Instagram verification
It's about who you know and how much money you have.
By Kerry Flynn
Mark Zuckerberg decries reported end of DACA in heartfelt Facebook post
"Dreamers have a special love for this country because they can't take living here for granted."
Facebook is working on a way to fix your janky 360-degree photos
Your 360-degree photos don't have to be bad.
By Karissa Bell
